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We discuss interpersonal communication and all the human stuff that gets in the way.
To communicate more effectively we cannot rely on communication skills alone. We need to shine a light on our perceptions of other people and ourselves. We delve into topics like emotional intelligence, body language, deception, storytelling, social engineering, culture, personality, negotiation, sales and leadership.
Join us as we learn to get our message across with more courage, clarity and connection.
To communicate more effectively we cannot rely on communication skills alone. We need to shine a light on our perceptions of other people and ourselves. We delve into topics like emotional intelligence, body language, deception, storytelling, social engineering, culture, personality, negotiation, sales and leadership.
Join us as we learn to get our message across with more courage, clarity and connection.
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English
United States
52 episodes
since Oct. 4, 2020
episodic
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17:32 - the importance of prima…
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2:08 - what drew Jillian to grief counselling.
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7:06 - what to say when someone is grieving.
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4:28 - lessons from a emergency call centre.
6:45 - hire for character and social skills.
7:55 - de-escalating highly emotional situations.
10:17 - the hardest phone call Ryan ever took.
12:02 - importance of self-care in high stress jo…
1:53 - phantom phone vibrations.
2:35 - from development psychology to technology impact on relationships.
3:53 - is technology helpful or harmful to relationships?
7:24 - parents' concerns about kids on technology.
9:06 - technology opens up communication with people across the world.
9:47 - phone…
1:39 - from enemies to best mates.
6:12 - there is nothing noble about being harmless.
7:06 - avoiding or engaging with conflict.
7:27 - what makes a leader?
8:50 - good leadership looks different in different contexts.
11:40 - the leadership style in the military.
12:59 - how values and beliefs im…
2:28 - how Cheri and Jackie first came across the idea of Appreciative Inquiry.
4:04 - how many hours in a day are you in conversation?
4:32 - what is appreciative inquiry.
5:34 - difference between a good and a bad conversation.
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